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British Columbia tries to reduce stress on health services with 24 hour nurse helpline
Prison doctor should not have worked unsupervised, says inquiry
Age discrimination difficult to identify, says King's Fund guide
WHO and MSF appeal for funds for new meningitis vaccine
GM foods should be submitted to further studies, says BMA
Federal funding for comparative drug studies not in US budget
Bush signs law to protect US from bioterrorism
US study shows that folic acid fortification decreases neural tube defects
Dutch investigate if carcinogenic effects of diethylstilbestrol persist
Wales to scrap health authorities
Scottish NHS signs £4m deal with private sector
Number reacting to smallpox vaccination is higher than expected
UK policy to reduce skills drain from Africa is ineffective
Drug for leukaemia can lead to heart failure
Primary care trusts need to tackle disparities in general practice
Fertilisation authority rules in favour of embryo selection for tissue donation
Researchers able to check chromosome numbers in embryos
Irish junior doctors spend too little time being trained
Poll shows public still has trust in doctors
Confusion over GP contract continues
US may withdraw federal funds from schools that exclude children for not taking treatment
Responses of black patients and white patients to antihypertensive drugs are similar, study shows
UN warns of dangers of drugs sold on internet
Female drug misuse deaths reach new peak in England and Wales
NHS research is to focus more on care
Cancer is more likely in children from rich, rural British families
Greenpeace action on life threatening poisons in Gujarat
Controls on human research participants are “outdated”
Tobacco campaigners worried by slow progress on convention
Government confirms second case of vCJD transmitted by blood transfusion
Court acts on Israel's poorly enforced ban on workplace smoking
Abortion pill withdrawn in Germany after financial losses
Natural cycle IVF should be used more frequently
Activity and pain killers best for back pain
Deaths from volatile substance misuse fall
Medical Research Council and BMJ sponsor new photographic awards
Women fail to recognise risk of heart disease
Dog bites are no more frequent at full moon
United States and Germany are keen to see tobacco agreement watered down
High heels ruled out as risk factor in osteoarthritis of the knee
Doctors in India prescribe unapproved fertility drug
Doctors favour legalising assisted suicide for dying patients
Scotland doesn't have enough high dependency beds, report says
Health spending in England rises faster than in rest of UK
North America has new outbreaks of antibiotic associated C difficile
US women doctors lag behind men in publishing papers in top journals
Genetically engineered sweetcorn may be in US food chain
Revalidation will need good appraisal summaries
European Court adviser rules against British American Tobacco and Imperial
Inertia on folic acid has caused thousands of unnecessary deaths
WMA calls for retired academics to teach in developing world
Circulatory diseases are Europe's biggest killer
US national academies' panellists are accused of financial conflicts
Transplanted cells revive heart muscle
Junior doctor charged with manslaughter after medical error
Gynaecologist accused of delegating inappropriately
Slovak patients use health services less since charges were imposed
Life expectancy in Great Britain rises—but later years are still spent in poor health
Malaria vaccine shows encouraging results in children
Measuring mitral regurgitation predicts clinical outcome of treatment
Eight in 10 dancers have an injury each year, survey shows
Government is attacked for interference over Herceptin
Cough medicines' effect is mainly placebo
GPs are being paid more for doing less, MPs are told
Screening for familial dysautonomia will begin soon
Belfast and Glasgow top the league for heart attacks in women
Israel bans smoking from almost all public places
Polio epidemic hits Uttar Pradesh
Being a caring doctor may be bad for you
Authors reject interpretation linking autism and MMR vaccine
Scottish health service is ordered to release data on surgeons' performance
New campaign to encourage use of national IT programme begins
Pressure grows for EU to set up a European Research Council
Most GPs are unaware of their duties under new act
Parents claiming a link between MMR vaccine and autism lose final appeal for legal aid
UK surgeons report that EU directive has cut training time
Aid often helps richer people in poor countries, World Bank says
Cleared GP faces further investigation into more deaths
UK trusts urged to stamp out bullying and harassment at work
Statins may reduce risk of Alzheimer's disease
Acute care is “suboptimal,” says Royal College of Physicians
Researchers identify gene associated with airways remodelling in asthma
No eradication of polio without inactivated vaccine, says expert
Non-medical staff play key role in healthcare access for uninsured patients
Pathologist faces GMC hearing over altered autopsy report
European MPs offer extension of patents to companies developing drugs for children
Lords recommend “passive immunisation” if bird flu reaches UK
Cloning pioneer denies intentionally falsifying results
Creationists accuse biology professor of discrimination
Hospitals take short term measures to meet targets
Staff may be disciplined over “fiddling” waiting lists
Combination anticoagulation therapy doubles risk of bleeding in patients at high risk of stroke
Indian doctors debate incentives for organ donors
GP visits excluded from Netherlands' no claims bonus scheme
Gap in life expectancy between classes narrows, but disparity in disease-free years remains
Spending on neglected diseases has increased, says report
Childhood exposure to smoke may increase risk of back pain in later life
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